Lano's Pop Out Marionette c. 1937

"Lano's Pop Out Marionette" is a watercolor on paper created by Frank Gray, circa 1937. The artwork depicts five marionettes suspended from strings, their expressive faces and elaborate costumes vividly rendered. Gray, a prolific artist known for his whimsical depictions of everyday life, captures the charm and personality of these puppets, suggesting a theatrical performance or a playful moment from a children's story. The detailed depiction of the marionettes and their strings evokes the intricate artistry and craftsmanship involved in puppetry, making this a delightful piece for art lovers and collectors interested in both figurative art and the history of entertainment.